Thanks to Autechre for this awesome mix, blending many styles and genres. 

This mix is here to put Neuvoids back to life, as the project was paused for a while now. We hope you'll like this mix as much as we did. More stuff coming really soon!

Full tracklist:

r beny - alpenglow 
a0n0 - 1202
Made - Tek50
Humanoid - Last Seen
Sunken Foal - Trabolgan Acid
Stallone the Reducer - Eight Queens Puzzle
Pinch - Loose Cables
Luxus Varta - Cloud Study
Ishtar - Ca Va Craquer
tsx - nachawa
Versalife - Cosmic Language
ESG - UFO
Fumbata - Actuation
DJ Stingray x The Exaltics - Herd Instinct
CONTAINER - Vacancy
Lauren Bousfield - Foster Kid Running Away Again
Sluta Leta - Snöade Läger
Westside Gunn feat. Slick Rick - Good Night
Patricia Taxxon - Ascension
Civic Edits - Hassle
Stranglers - Meninblack
Spunk - La Bimini
Willie the Kid feat. Rapper Big Pooh and Joe Scudda - Game Winning Shot 
Bob James - Nautilus
Oto Hiax - Silt
Minced Oath - A Game Of Skill And Forethought
Beach Surgeon - Four Millions
The Extra T's - E.T. Boogie
Cygnus Ft. Yukihito Tsuge - Smooth Fixation 中毒
tsx x psygod - silberringe swud
zK - ZERO TOLERANCE
KMRU - under the bridge
Pita - Inend
Russell Haswell - Ambient Takedown
BJ Nilsen - Pole of Inaccessibility
Patricia Taxxon - Crocus 1

Autechre - Mix for Neuvoids

Mein warmup Set für Kolt Siewerts beim STRNBERG Open Air 2023.
Eine kleine Zeitreise durch meine persönlichen Klassiker.

KingSon_STRNBRG 2023

Back in 2005 The Ragga Twins dug out their old touring dubplates for BangFace who then passed them to Luke Vibert for digital mastering. The result has been a defining and unique soundclash for BangFace between two legends of the rave scene! Check them out again for a rare performance at the Xmas Party @ Electrowerkz on 19 Dec 2014 ;) http://www.bangface.com/events/bangface98 

Luke Vibert vs Ragga Twins @ BANGFACE 27 - 9 Dec 2005

Available via: https://recordings.vision/samplepacks

TL;DR: Here's a bunch more sounds :D

We have been collecting our own samples since 2002. So as you can imagine we have collected quite a few. When you like making sounds, you make more than you use. Going on another deep dive through them resulted in another whole pack. Some of the sounds we might have held on to before, some were rediscovered.

These sounds were made with a huge variety of tools over the years. When we started out, hardware was still king, and software was just coming out of the tracker era into the VST era. Some of the sounds will have been made with early versions of Cubase, with synths like Albino, GakStoar, Synth1, Reaktor (called Generator back then), and effects like Antares Tube, Izotope Trash, Kjaerhus Bundle, Anarchy FX and early Waves and Native Instruments stuff. We used some outboard in too, a Boss OD box, an old desk, Roland MC505 and 303, Yamaha RM1X, Yamaha A3000 Sampler, Korg N5 and Access Virus TI.

Not long after we started the amount of VSTs and options available skyrocketed. We started sampling and resampling more, using Kontakt a lot and FM8, as well as newer versions of Reaktor and the addition of Guitar Rig to the NI arsenal. Sylenth appeared, as well as countless other softsynths and effects. A lot of tracks were arranged using audio, because we'd still often abuse the CPU way too much with long FX chains. Running all the sounds live wasn't an option.

Later, outboard wise a Korg SV1 and Roland Integra were added, and Fabfilter plugins became mainstays. At some point Serum came along and changed the game. Superior Drummer made dreams come true. Too many to mention. CPU's became faster and the software was more stable, we could run more VST chains live without risk. We also incorporated different sequencers like Ableton Live and Bitwig, as well as a growing modular setup.

These samples were made across three studios - our improvised bedroom studios, our first 'real' studio that we insulated ourselves, and our final Northward Acoustics spaceships. The workflow changed constantly. Quick to be bored by repeating a process, we'd always be looking for new ways to make sounds. Like that one time we stuck some rolling paper to a small pc speaker and recorded the flapping. Or when we drew sounds in Photosounder to try and reverse engineer audio visualisation. The results varied wildly, and luckily we picked the cool sounds for you - cause rest assured, we also made a lot of...well, crap.

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Noisia ∴ Sample Pack Vol. 3 (Demo)

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1epMrqLqZyeoD2KA5tJ6E5?si=aLoPUjhCQIiGFSTvSlAhvw

T:Base - Melancholic Waves (Bandbüro Sampler 2025)

One Bulky Mech - Loam Sequence (Halftime RMX)

TBase - Junk Food

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One Bulky Mech - Loam Sequence (Halftime RMX)

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